LaserGRBL VS MKS-DLC32

There is a custom button at the end of this GitHub thread for cutting an outline of the image.

Then you better ask here: https://github.com/arkypita/LaserGRBL/issues

I think I found your answer here.

LaserGRBL’s website seems pretty good. If you haven’t already, it’s worth clicking on the ‘Usage’ tab and having a read of that stuff. Here is a link https://lasergrbl.com

https://github.com/arkypita/LaserGRBL/issues/740scroll down a bit.

If you're on Windows, give a try to LaserGRBL, LB may be bugging something.

Free laser software: LaserGRBL

Laser GRBL

LaserGRBL (Free) (Win)

https://lasergrbl.com/ is a way to stream G-code to an arduino using windows so we are a step closer here but there are a lot of in-between steps that we are missing like how we are going to power the laser (can our boards handle this/have the right connections or do we need to slap some auxiliary electronic board on and then figure out how to yell commands at it)

Products based on the Makerbase spindle/laser engraver, like all the inexpensive 3018 CNCs, all use an older ESP32.

https://github.com/makerbase-mks/MKS-DLC32

Many/all of the Sonoff smart home things use various ESP chips:

https://www.cnx-software.com/2022/06/17/sonoff-pow-elite-esp...

MKS DLC 32 sufficient for diode lasers, includes WI-FI … https://github.com/makerbase-mks/MKS-DLC32

I do have the maker base MKS-DLC32 and I have just plugged regular end switches into the board itself.

Looks like you have to update the board, https://github.com/makerbase-mks/MKS-DLC32. You'll have to do some homework, make sure you know all the steps to burn the firmware update.edit: make sure thats the right link I sent you ;)

I’m having a look at the Makerbase DLC32 board. It seems to be full of promises.